Synthese

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2017

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Synthese

Objectivity in science

Vol. 194 (12)

Edited by

Matteo Colombo , Raoul Gervais, Jan Sprenger

Publication details

Full citation:

Colombo, M. , Gervais, R. , Sprenger, J. (eds) (2017). Objectivity in science. Synthese 194 (12).

Table of Contents

Introduction

Colombo Matteo; Gervais Raoul; Sprenger Jan

4641-4642

Interest relativism in the best system analysis of laws

Bialek Max

4643-4655

Different motivations, similar proposals

Eigi Jaana

4657-4669

Where is the epistemic community?

Koskinen Inkeri

4671-4686

Epistemic relativism, scepticism, pluralism

Kusch Martin

4687-4703

The objectivity of local knowledge

Ludwig David

4705-4720

Do the numbers speak for themselves?

Truijens Femke L.

4721-4740

How objective are biological functions?

Weber Marcel

4741-4755

Theoretical considerations on cognitive niche construction

Bertolotti Tommaso; Magnani Lorenzo

4757-4779

Global expressivism and the flight from metaphysics

Knowles Jonathan

4781-4797

Newcomb meets Gettier

Nissan-Rozen Ittay

4799-4814

The manipulation of chemical reactions

Statham Georgie

4815-4838

A match not made in heaven

Islami Arezoo

4839-4861

Quantum mechanics over sets

Ellerman David

4863-4896

Doxastic permissiveness and the promise of truth

Drake J.

4897-4912

Regularity theories disconfirmed

Cronin Patrick

4913-4933

Causal counterfactuals are not interventionist counterfactuals

Fisher Tyrus

4935-4957

Skills, procedural knowledge, and knowledge-how

Gaultier Benoit

4959-4981

Counterlegal dependence and causation's arrows

Fisher Tyrus

4983-5003

On the number of types

Kosterec Miloš

5005-5021

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